Marius Borg Høiby: Drug cocktail detected in the blood of Mette-Marit’s son

Since August 4th, more and more allegations have been made against Marius Borg Høiby (27), son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway (51). He is said to have attacked his former girlfriend and caused massive destruction to her home. As a result, he was arrested in Norway, and the incident caused a major scandal in the royal court. Since then, more and more disturbing details have become known. There was speculation that drug use may have played a role, although a mixture of cocaine and alcohol was initially assumed. The current police report now reveals which illegal substances were involved.

These drugs could be detected

Like the Norwegian newspaper “VG” reports that a blood test revealed that he had taken cocaine, amphetamines and cannabis. Taking various drugs can increase the effects of the individual substances, which in turn can have immense effects on the psyche.

Surprisingly, there is no trace of alcohol. The royal bad boy could have taken the drugs while sober. But it is also possible that the alcohol content in the blood had already been reduced.

Marius Borg Høiby was behind bars twice in a short time

The police didn’t pick up Marius until 4:10 p.m. after the crime. A few hours had already passed since he attacked his then partner the night before. The blood and urine samples were only taken 47 minutes later – at 4:57 p.m.

After the arrest, two other ex-girlfriends also came forward and reported that something similar had happened to them. The victim of the attack on August 4th had obtained a no-contact order from the police. On September 13th, Marius violated this decision – he ended up behind bars again. His lawyer told “TV2” a day later: “He is free again and he should never have been arrested.” Accordingly, he did not have to appear before the judge. However, the indictment was expanded to include the point “violation of an interim injunction”.